What's Wrong with the World

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The book explores the life and work of Gilbert Keith Chesterton, an influential English writer and philosopher known for his paradoxical style and clever use of proverbs and allegories. It highlights his creation of the beloved character Father Brown and his significant contributions to apologetics, particularly in works like Orthodoxy and The Everlasting Man. Chesterton's journey towards Catholicism, after initially identifying as an "orthodox" Christian, showcases his deepening faith and its impact on his writings.